On Jan. 19th Club members at the George M. Ferris Jr

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Chapter Seven, Section Four

Advertisements

NLC Structure Charts 30 June MARK HARRIS CHIEF EXECUTIVE £110,000 - £114,999 MARK HARRIS CHIEF EXECUTIVE £110,000 - £114,999 JOY WATKINS DIRECTOR.

Wendy Spencer, CEO, Corporation for National and Community Service.

THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH: THE FEDERAL BUREAUCRACY Government Bureau, 1956 George Tooker.

BGCGW celebrated Boys & Girls Clubs Week with a host of special events. The weeklong celebration called attention the important role Boys & Girls Clubs.

Department of Finance & Administration Organization Chart as of January 23, 2014.

Welcome to Central European University Governance and Involvement.

We are the Greater Omaha Chamber Background Regional Chamber Full service Chamber Our membership Our sales force.

Disabled American Veterans Department of Alabama Mid-Winter Training Seminar.

Cuban Missile Crisis Who was Who?. John Fitzgerald Kennedy President of US Has overall decision over policy Under pressure to act strong.

©2015 Milwaukee Public Schools 1 1 Title of Presentation Presenter name Date.

Michelle Obama Researched via:

Noel Mackey. Boys and Girls Clubs of America  PSA.

THE PRESIDENCY THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH. A. The President 1. The most powerful person in the world 2. Must be born in the US 3. Must be over Must have.

The Roles and Jobs of the President of the United States.

Article 2: Executive Branch The White House. White House Front View.

 Barack Obama is the 44 th President of the United States.

Opportunity in a Changing World Ted Miller, Chief of External Affairs September 18, 2014.

“Executive Departments & Cabinet” “Independent Agencies and Regulatory Commissions.

The Executive Office The Executive Office of the President (EOP) consists of individuals and agencies that directly assist the president. POTUS: President.

 Great resume builder  A way to network with your peers, faculty, and professional community  Extra Credit!

President Obama Who is our new President and his family?

The Executive Office of the President. Learning Objectives To understand the role and structure of the EOP To identify the role played by the CEA, WHO,

My Favorite Role Model Researched via: Student Name: Kayla Jones Date: March 26, 2010.

Hail to the Chief! Every four years on January 20, an important event occurs in the United States: A President takes the Oath of Office during an inauguration.

Executive Office of the President (EOP)  2,000 employees; 500 White House Office staff.  Chief of Staff: manages the President’s schedule, oversees White.

Presidential Advisers and Executive Agencies. Organization of the Executive Branch President Officials handpicked by the president Lesser officials and.

WELLNESS ACROSS THE CONTINUUM: A TEAM APPROACH HEATHER STANTON & GWYNNE DEVEAU.

Executive Branch of the United States. The President  Leads Executive Branch  Head of State/Head of Government  Highest Political Official in the U.S.

Krystal Ladue, Project Coordinator United Way HandsOn Savannah

A unique experience in developing a successful relationship between home and school to ensure successful goal acquisition for students.

A great leader of the civil rights in America.

Who’s Who at MU? An introduction to important campus resources and individuals by Hiram G. Martinez, Director of CSIL September 21, 2014 Center for Student.

Helping the President. “Executive Departments & Cabinet” “Independent Agencies and Regulatory Commissions.

BGCGW celebrated Boys & Girls Clubs Week with a host of special events

On MLK Day President Obama, first lady Michelle Obama and their daughter Malia visited the George M. Ferris Jr. Clubhouse 6.

Franklin County Update

Do Now: Election Answer the following in 3-5 complete sentences:

The Executive Office of the President

Organisation Chart Board of Management Chief Executive Head of Housing

Helping the President To help the president with all of his/her many tasks, the “Executive Office of the President” (“EOP”) was created in This includes.

Greater Madison Area SHRM Board Organization Chart

Executive Office of the President

Leadership & the Art of Making a Difficult Decision

The Executive Branch.

Tuesday January, 27, 2015 Agenda Homework Executive Agencies Notes

Chapter 6 - Section 3/4.

The White House.

Federal Bureaucracy.

WELCOME Melany Mendoza

A Whitehouse Christmas

Executive Office of the President (EOP)

“A Place to Become….The trusted champion for our youth”

F. Presidential Campaign

Intl Director of Campaigns Director of Policy & External Affairs

My Story Deaconess Shirley Morgan

“Presidential Advisers and Executive Agencies”

“Americans Mark Martin Luther King Jr

Presidential Staff and Advisors

Northeast Indiana Association of Health Underwriters

RUNNING YOUR CLUB MEETINGS

Helping the President To help the president with all of his/her many tasks, the “Executive Office of the President” (“EOP”) was created in This includes.

Helping the President To help the president with all of his/her many tasks, the “Executive Office of the President” (“EOP”) was created in This includes.

Business Volunteer Network 2010 Year End Report

Volunteerism & AmeriCorps VISTA

Helping the President To help the president with all of his/her many tasks, the “Executive Office of the President” (“EOP”) was created in This includes.

Helping the President. “Executive Departments & Cabinet” “Independent Agencies and Regulatory Commissions.

President as an Establishment

“Executive Departments & Cabinet” Chapter Six, Section Four – “Independent Agencies and Regulatory Commissions.

The vital role of Volunteers

Presentation transcript:

On Jan. 19th Club members at the George M. Ferris Jr On Jan. 19th Club members at the George M. Ferris Jr. Clubhouse 6, were surprised by some very special visitors.

On MLK Day President Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and their daughter Malia visited the George M. Ferris Jr. Clubhouse 6.

President Obama and Joseph Amaya, 9

The first family visited the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington as part of a service project planned by the Corporation for National Service and the White House’s My Brother’s Keeper initiative.

Zuriel Holmes, 11 and President Obama

President Obama spent time speaking with AmeriCorps volunteers, Club members , volunteers and staff.

They spent time with our kids painting murals, assembling literacy kits. . .

. . . and having fun with BGCGW Club members, staff and volunteers!

They were joined by Senior White House Advisor Valerie Jarrett Pandit Wright, President & CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington; Senior White House Advisor Valerie Jarrett and Kevin McCartney, Senior Vice President, Government Relations, Boys & Girls Clubs of America

The leadership from the Corporation for National and Community Service and. . . Malia Obama; First Lady Michelle Obama; Kerron Kalloo, Branch Director, BGCGW; Pandit Wright, President & CEO, BGCGW; Wendy Spencer, CEO, Corporation for National and Community Service; and President Obama

President Obama and Rhonda Taylor, Sr President Obama and Rhonda Taylor, Sr. Advisor for Public Engagement, Corporation for National and Community Service

Malia Obama; First Lady Michelle Obama; Rhonda Taylor, Sr Malia Obama; First Lady Michelle Obama; Rhonda Taylor, Sr. Advisor for Public Engagement, Corporation for National and Community Service; Ted Miller, Chief of External Affairs, Corporation for National and Community Service and President Obama

. . . And long time volunteers from the Metropolitan Police Department Michelle Obama, Officer Raymond Mincey, President Obama, Officer Maria Nicholson & Officer Keith Green

It was truly a day to remember! Seated: Joseph Amaya, 9 ; Nathaniel Twyman, 6; President Obama, Anashai Whorley, 6; Tyonna Lawron-Bey, 8 and Soliel Fanga, 5

Miguel Coppedge, 8 visited with President Obama

President Obama and Stepfen Glenn, 6

President Obama chatted with Latisha Franklin, Director of Operations DC/MD, BGCGW

Hampton Murphy, 7 painted with President & Mrs. Obama

President Obama, Fynesse Lee, 11 and Briana Hampton, 11

President Obama and Victor Sarceño-Mendoza, 7

President Obama, Donald Whorley, 10 and Destini Kholes, 9

AmeriCorps volunteer; President Obama; Tyonna Lawson-Bey, 8; Ebony Amuzie, 17; R’Mani Fitchett, 14 and Marcel Gillespie, 10

Donald Whorley, 10; First Lady Michelle Obama and Destini Kholes, 9

Back Row: Malia Obama; AmeriCorps Volunteer; Carlos Holley, 14; R’Mani Fitchett, 14; First Lady Michelle Obama; AmeriCorps Volunteer; Ebony Amuzie, 17; AmeriCorps Volunteer; Zakia Dory, 11; Chrystal Mitchell, Membership Coordinator BGCGW; Kerron Kalloo, Branch Director BGCGW; AmeriCorps Volunteer; Officer Maria Nicholson, Metropolitan Police Department; Officer Raymond Mincey, Metropolitan Police Department; Officer Keith Green, Metropolitan Police Department Middle Row: Simone Hampton, 9; Donald Whorley, 10; Marcel Gillespie, 10; Isaac Chase, 12; Daynah Anderson, 12; AmeriCorps Volunteer,; Miguel Coppedge, 9; Degaulle Njie, 8 Front Row: Wendy Spencer, CEO, Corporation for National and Community Service; Franqu’e Lee, 7; Joseph Amaya, 9; Nathaniel Twyman, 6; President Obama; Anashai Whorley, 7; Tyonna Lawson-Bey, 9; Soliel Fanga, 5; Destini Coles, 9; Kasey Robinson, 7

Back Row: Bryant Brown, Education Director; AmeriCorps Volunteer; Jesus Robinson; AmeriCorps Volunteer; First Lady Michelle Obama; AmeriCorps Volunteer; President Obama; Isaiah King, 13; Kevin McCartney, Senior Vice President, Government Relations at Boys & Girls Clubs of America; AmeriCorps Volunteer; AmeriCorps Volunteer Middle Row: Kerron Kalloo, Branch Director BGCGW; Latisha Franklin, Director of Operations DC/MD, BGCGW; Michael Bundu, 9; Briana Hampton, 11; Valencia Walker, 9; Zuriel Holmes, 12; Fynesse Lee, 11; Pandit Wright, President & CEO, BGCGW; AmeriCorp Volunteer Front Row: Sam Elira Jr., 8; Hampton Murphy, 7; Gavin Neubauer, 10; Andrew Ratcliff, 10; Harmony Dory, 9; Cah-leel Holley, 11; Claude Bundu, 7; Victor Sarceno-Mendoza, 7; Sam Njie, 7; Stepfen Glenn, 6; Hope Lehman-Payne, 9; Malia Obama

Great Futures Start Here